I'm not married. I've been close, but I always seem to sabotage it in some way or another. I mean it's not like there's something wrong with me and I'm not horrible to look at. I just do something or say something that takes me out of the game. Anyway, when I look at this guy Cho Jae-hee, I feel like I'm looking at myself a bit. I'm totally in love with Dr. Jang. I don't care if she is 40. Kim So-eun is quite fine as well. And we can't forget about Sangoo the dog. Anyway, watch this drama because it is amazingly shot, the characters are well developed, and it'll make you laugh and cringe and everything else. Paula, if you are reading this, start watching! And BTW, I know it's not directly food related, but I can't eat all the time, right? Cho Jae-hee is a total foodie and winoholic. I'll try to get some clips where he's grilling steak or drinking wine soon. For English Subs go to mysoju (dot) com. Episode 1 Here's one with San...

The Grand Chef, Volume 1 of 2 Description | More Information Product Information Region Code: 1 Picture Format: NTSC Cast: Kim Rae Won, Kwon Oh Joong, Nam Sung Mi, Kim So Yeon Release Date: November 11, 2008 Language: Korean Subtitles: English Publisher: YA Entertainment Number of Episodes: 12 Number of Discs: 4 SRP: $89.99 UPC#: 880604000817 I am so in love with Nam Sang Mi. She is cute, spunky, and makes me laugh. I'll be the first out out to buy this when this gets released. I hope the Korean version will have English subtitles^^ Dan Here is a press release from Ya Entertainment. Description Starring one of Asia's most popular actors, Kim Rae...

Alternative Title: Shikgaek Genre: Comedy, Drama Korea Casts: Kim Kang Woo, Lee Ha Na, Lim Won-Hie Description: Based on a popular comic book, the film tells the story of two chefs competing for the title of heir to the last Royal Chef of the Joseon Dynasty. (source: Wikipedia) This is the movie based on the comic that came out before the TV show. It's a wonderful, touching movie that's all about Korean food. Warning: if you are following the tv show, there will be spoilers and differences from the show. I am in love with Lee Ha Na, the journalist. I call dibs. Dan

I love this show. I don't understand what they are saying but I still love it. For example I love this girl. I don't know why, but I like cutesy girls with spunk. Oh the food looks pretty good too! I am constantly checking Dramabeans. To get my updates on the show. The website is laid out very well. It makes me jealous. Maybe I should study up on programming. Here's what Dramabeans had to say. Really cute episode. Kim Rae-won is particularly fun to watch as he blunders through courtship, which is both cute and amusing, because he reminds me of so many hapless guys trying to figure out women and faltering badly, even though the answer seems so obvious from an outside perspective. (Women aren’t really so complicated, guys! It’s just that you often approach us either by thinking that (1) we think just like you and therefore react to things like a guy does, or (2) we are aliens whom it is pointless trying to understand, so why bother trying? A little effort goes a long way,...

www.mysoju.com is my resource for watching Korean dramas. I recommend watching Coffee Prince and Gourmet. Gourmet is my new favorite Korean drama even though it has been mocked by a couple other bloggers. I am intrigued by the story and I think it has really good pacing and characters. The food element is well presented. Of course, I do think this drama was heavily influenced by Iron Chef and Tampopo. But the saving grace is Kim So-Yeon. She is gorgeous and I can watch her all day long. Check out the show!